Laneway side of Bomba on Lonsdale Street. The red-brick building shows the “TAPAS”, “LIQUOR” and “COFFEE” signs, with the ground-floor restaurant windows looking onto the cobbled lane.
Main street frontage of Bomba on Lonsdale Street. The neon “BOMBA ROOFTOP” sign marks the entrance — street-level access to the ground-floor tapas bar, with a lift inside taking you up to the 5th-floor rooftop.
Ground-floor tapas restaurant at Bomba. Long wooden tables with good space between them, a lively open bar and kitchen, and a clear central pathway — easy to navigate for wheelchair and mobility-aid users.
Bomba is easy to access. The ground-floor Spanish tapas restaurant has street-level entry, and a lift takes you straight up to the 5th-floor rooftop bar — fully step-free. The rooftop is wheelchair-friendly with a mix of high and low seating, plus a retractable roof so it works in all weather. There’s an accessible toilet on the ground floor. Nearby accessible tram stops are on Bourke Street, and Parliament Station is a short walk away. Overall, a convenient and accessible spot for both ground-floor dining and rooftop drinks with city views.
